ISO Standards docs

[SeaAndSea]

Hey guys, does anyone have/have access to a couple of ISO docs please?

Need to check some stuff about replacing steel tanks with plastic in a 47' MY.

Specifically we have been told to look at
ISO 9094
ISO 4589-3

Thanks
Colin

 

[jfm]

Generally these are all Google-able via third parties eg
https://cdn.standards.iteh.ai/samples/61729/ce4d773f1a804512a439830bb465fa50/ISO-9094-2015.pdf

and if you want from horse's mouth ie ISO switzerland you need to pay a fee

 

[SeaAndSea]

Generally these are all Google-able via third parties eg
https://cdn.standards.iteh.ai/samples/61729/ce4d773f1a804512a439830bb465fa50/ISO-9094-2015.pdf

and if you want from horse's mouth ie ISO switzerland you need to pay a fee

Trying to get the full version 'free' is proving difficult. I shall keep googling though, thanks.

 

[DavidJ]

You could talk to tek tanks
I would have thought it‘s in their interests to know all about this stuff

Plastic Tank & Bespoke Product Manufacturer | Tek-Tanks Ltd

 

[DavidJ]

As an aside I put my boat S37 (Sealine) into the tek-tanks web page search and it came back with custom built both tanks at £1400 each
I hope I don’t have to replace but they would be my first call.

 

[Tranona]

Hey guys, does anyone have/have access to a couple of ISO docs please?

Need to check some stuff about replacing steel tanks with plastic in a 47' MY.

Specifically we have been told to look at
ISO 9094
ISO 4589-3

Thanks
Colin

Not sure there is anything in those ISOs that will tell you whether you can fit non metallic tanks. They are widely used in both production and custom boats, and the standard covering fuel tanks for small craft is ISO 21487 sis.se/api/document/preview/915498/ you will find manufacturers of both standard size tanks such as Vetus or custom such as Tektanks make their tanks to this standard.

 

[penfold]

Never ceases to amaze that standards, things that exist fundamentally because taxpayers have funded NPL etc, are so difficult to get access to.